Re: Question about conceiving

[Guest guest]

Joanne,

Don't know that fibromyalgia had anything to do with it.  I only had a period

on occasion and was suppose to see the doctor for a shot of progestrone if I

went more than three months without a period. When I decided to conceive I

couldn't do so.  Took stimulating drugs with first two pregnancies. Last

pregnancy was a total shock. I had blood clots and other complications after

that pregnancy.  After that things went downwhill and 7 years later was

diagnosed with Fibro. I think maybe the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy

and my relationship combined with the antibiotics was what triggered the

fibromyalgia.

Subject: Question about conceiving

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, July 26, 2011, 5:05 PM

 

Hi ALL

 

I have a friend who simply cannot get online more than one day a month, its

compicated. anyway, she sent me these questions and i do not really know how to

answer them. If any of you know anything she can do to sort some of this out I

know she will be really appreciative. I will forward anything you tell me to her

 

I would not normally do this but this friend is a very good friend and she has

helped me a lot in the past. So I just really want to see things go well for her

now because she really does deserve it. Here are her questions below

 

 

1. Has anybody with fibromyalgia out there/people they know had difficulty

conceiving?

2. Does anyone know of fibromyalgia actually causing more difficulty conceiving

than average population rates?

3. Any advice at all on the subject?!

 

I am 36, never been pregnant or had children.

My husband has never fathered children.

I have fibro a long time and always had horrible menstrual cycle - always

painful and always heavy.

Had cysts years back but they went away naturally and quickly after discovery.

 

I am overweight (due to fibro hindering execise a lot) but eat fairly healthily

and take vitamins etc.

I am stressed a lot due to the fibro and the frustrations it brings daily.

 

We have been trying to conceive for about a year in total within a year and a

half timeframe.

Have not gone into next stage of investigating why nothing

happening/hormones/sperm count/etc.

 

I  know I need to reduce weight, stress etc and that doctor said it would take

6

months to a year  purely based on my age (when 35), just wondering before

embarking on next stage if anyone can offer advice, as I have so little energy

and a lot of pain. Also, I feel that clock ticking!!

[Guest guest]

Hi, I saw an online news report on women who cannot get pregnant, and turns out

they had so many chemicals in their bodies. If on a highly nutritious diet, and

work hard on having a chemical free home, her body should gradually detox. the

emotions and stress play a role as well. some on Bee's group got their periods

back finally, or had less problems with their cycle. Bee says you should get on

the diet and supplements before you conceive for a healthy baby, and that

includes the father. If she has fibro, she needs the diet/supplements anyway.

C.

>

> Hi ALL

>  

> I have a friend who simply cannot get online more than one day a month, its

> compicated. anyway, she sent me these questions and i do not really know how

to

> answer them. If any of you know anything she can do to sort some of this out I

> know she will be really appreciative. I will forward anything you tell me to

her

>  

> I would not normally do this but this friend is a very good friend and she has

> helped me a lot in the past. So I just really want to see things go well for

her

> now because she really does deserve it. Here are her questions below

>  

>  

> 1. Has anybody with fibromyalgia out there/people they know had difficulty

> conceiving?

> 2. Does anyone know of fibromyalgia actually causing more difficulty

conceiving

> than average population rates?

> 3. Any advice at all on the subject?!

>  

> I am 36, never been pregnant or had children.

> My husband has never fathered children.

> I have fibro a long time and always had horrible menstrual cycle - always

> painful and always heavy.

> Had cysts years back but they went away naturally and quickly after discovery.

>  

> I am overweight (due to fibro hindering execise a lot) but eat fairly

healthily

> and take vitamins etc.

> I am stressed a lot due to the fibro and the frustrations it brings daily.

>  

> We have been trying to conceive for about a year in total within a year and a

> half timeframe.

> Have not gone into next stage of investigating why nothing

> happening/hormones/sperm count/etc.

>  

> I  know I need to reduce weight, stress etc and that doctor said it would take

6

> months to a year  purely based on my age (when 35), just wondering before

> embarking on next stage if anyone can offer advice, as I have so little energy

> and a lot of pain. Also, I feel that clock ticking!!

>

>